De Nieuwe Kerk te Amsterdam by Willem Wenckebach

De Nieuwe Kerk te Amsterdam 1870 - 1926

aged paper

mechanical pen drawing

pen sketch

old engraving style

sketch book

personal sketchbook

sketchwork

pen-ink sketch

pen work

storyboard and sketchbook work

Willem Wenckebach's "De Nieuwe Kerk te Amsterdam" is a pen and ink drawing depicting the Nieuwe Kerk in Amsterdam, a significant architectural landmark of the Netherlands. The drawing, created between 1870 and 1926, showcases the church's intricate details, including its distinctive spire, multiple towers, and ornate windows. Wenckebach's meticulous rendering captures the church's grandeur and provides a glimpse into the architectural history of Amsterdam. The drawing is currently housed at the Rijksmuseum, a testament to the importance of this artistic representation of a prominent Dutch structure.